Ghitorni

Ghitorni

Ghitorni is a census town in the South West Delhi district of Delhi, the capital territory of India.

Ghitorni is a census town, located in the South West Delhi district of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, the capital of India.

Area of Ghitorni, South West Delhi district, Delhi
The town of Ghitorni covers an area of 4.27 square kilometres.

Demographics of Ghitorni, South West Delhi district, Delhi
The Census India 2011 reports that Ghitorni has a total population of 14,893, with an average density of 3,487 inhabitants per square kilometre. The annual population growth from 2001 to 2011 has been calculated at approximately 5 per cent. The male-female sex ratio is roughly 1.26, with 8,302 males and 6,591 females.

The population of children between 0-6 years of age is 2,112, with a proportion of 14.18 per cent of total population. The Female Sex Ratio (as per 1000 males) of the town is 794, compared to the average of 868 of the union territory. The Child Sex Ratio (population of girl child for every 1000 male children, between 0-6 years) is around 799, compared to union territory average of 871.

Literacy of Ghitorni, South West Delhi district, Delhi
The town has an average literacy rate of 86.5 per cent, higher than the average of 86.21 per cent of the whole capital territory. The male literacy rate is around 93.67 per cent and the female literacy rate stands at 77.46 per cent.

Administration of Ghitorni, South West Delhi district, Delhi
Ghitorni town has total administration over 2,928 households, to which it supplies basic amenities like water and sewerage. It is also authorized to construct roads within the town limits and impose taxes on properties that are under its jurisdiction.

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